While a pop-up camper can still keep you dry, your time camping in a pop-up might not be as enjoyable as with other types of RVs. This is not only thanks to space constraints, but also because of ...

Another upgrade idea is adding a bathroom or shower to your pop-up camper. While not all pop-up campers come with these ...

Another popular mod for pop up campers is adding a bathroom. This can be a great way to have more privacy while camping, and ...

Things to Consider in a Pop-up Camper. Pop-up campers are a favorite with most campers due to their lightweight design and modern features that offer more comfort. However, before you rush to buy a ...

A flip-up roof increases headroom to 6.4 feet (1.95 m) when the bathroom's in use and compacts down to keep the vehicle height below 6.6 feet (2 m) on the road, ensuring it can navigate parking decks.

This 2-story RV with a kitchen, bathroom, ... A wall on the lower level can also pop up, creating an open living room that connects the indoors to the outdoors. Haaks Opperland camper.

This truck-based camper with four-wheel drive, solar power, and two beds can allow adventurers to get away from it all — for $150,000, of course.

With the Tesla Cybertruck finally on the way, there's undoubedly some pent-up demand for accessories. Space Campers prepares to help meet the RV part of that demand with a prototype Wedge camper ...

Space Campers says the pop-up weighs 470 pounds (213 kg), or 430 pounds (195 kg) if you remove the bed and 600 pounds (272 kg) if you opt for the stainless steel armor, to match the styling of the ...

The 70-second clip shows off an appropriately minimalist pop-up camper shell that is small enough to stow away completely but still has enough room for a bathroom and a multi-use living area when ...

Welcome to the world of lightweight campers, tear-drops, and pop-ups. Here, we rounded up the smallest pop-up campers with all the amenities you'll need. We get it, the RV life isn't for you.